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  • Used car prices remain strong but demand gradually slows down

    June 8, 2022

    Used car prices have remained strong even though demand for second-hand vehicles is gradually slowing down. According to data from Auto Trader’s Retail Price Index, the average price of a used vehicle has grown 28.4 per cent over the last year, marking the 26th consecutive month of growth. But despite the increase, demand is gradually [...]

  • Petrol price has biggest daily jump in 17 years as grim milestone of a £100 tank likely tomorrow

    June 8, 2022

    The price of petrol experienced the biggest daily jump for 17-years and looks set to surpass the grim milestone of £100 for a tank tomorrow. Motoring champions the RAC raised alarm bells saying the average price to fill up a tank of unleaded was now east £99.40, owing to an overnight rise of more than [...]

  • Last-minute talks to avert largest rail strike in decades which may ruin concerts, cricket and Glastonbury

    June 8, 2022

    In a bid to avert the largest strike by railway workers in several decades talks are to be held this week, after the scale of disruption to services by the planned industrial action became clear. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union at Network Rail and 13 train operators will walk out on [...]

  • Londoners face more disruption as new tube strike is confirmed for 21 June

    June 8, 2022

    Londoners will need to brace themselves for more disruption as the RMT union has announced that 10,000 of its tube workers will walk out on 21 June. RMT members working for London Underground cited a dispute over pensions and job losses as the main reason behind the walkout. The strike is the latest disruption to [...]

  • Wizz Air posts wider losses as it battles fuel prices and disruption

    June 8, 2022

    Wizz Air Group's recovery journey has finally left the runway, with rising passenger numbers driving optimism at the company.

  • TfL uses 3D podcast as part of campaign against sexual harassment

    June 7, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) will use a 3D podcast to raise awareness about sexual harassment on the network. The public body hired podcast company Acast and media agency Wavemaker to develop the project, which will virtually place sound sources to give the listener the sense of tridimensionality. “By using spatial (3D) audio, we’ve been able [...]

  • Union announces three-day rail strike at end of June

    June 7, 2022

    The RMT union announced that its anticipated rail strike will take place over three days at the end of the month. Tens of thousands of railway workers will walk out on 21, 23 and 25 June following failed negotiations with Network Rail and 13 other operators. The union announced that London Underground workers will strike [...]

  • EV does it as cost of owning electric car cheaper than fuel

    June 7, 2022

    Owning an electric vehicle (EV) is cheaper than a fuel car as petrol and diesel costs continue to bite UK motorists. According to a research published today by Insurance Revolution, EV owners can save up to £1049 annually compared with petrol or diesel car users, who on average spend around £1,000 a year on fuel. [...]

  • Rail stakeholders drag government for axing £3bn HS2-West Coast link

    June 7, 2022

    Rail stakeholders have dragged the government for its decision to axe a £3bn link between HS2 and the West Coast Main Line. According to a joint statement published today by the Railway Industry Association (RIA), High Speed Rail Group and Rail Freight Group, scrapping the link will create a bottleneck north of Crewe. The link [...]

  • Mystery deepens as Brit vanishes deep in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest after receiving death threats

    June 7, 2022

    It is increasingly unclear what has happened to British journalist Dom Philips, who went missing in de Amazon rainforest on Sunday. Phillips, 57, and Bruno Araújo Pereira, a Brazilian adviser at the Univaja association of people in the Vale do Javari Indigenous territory, were last seen early on Sunday in the Sao Rafael community, according [...]

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